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j VACANCIES—GENERAL COOK COOK COOK Required for week-end duties only. REHUA MAORI BOYS’ HOSTEL REHUA MAORI BOYS’ HOSTEL St. Albans ’Phone Matron. 537-754 7747 PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES 981 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, HEAD OFFICE, CIVIL AVIATION or SENIOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, HEAD OFFICE, CIVIL AVIATION. Salary within the range £1265 to £1955. Salary and maximum according to qualifications and experience; depending on satisfactory performance and job content, appointee can expect to advance by annual increments to £1955. Duties: assisting in the Investigation, development, commissioning and maintenance of airport electrical and mechanical services, including operational lighting, power .generation and distribution, building services, etc., for airports In New Zealand and the SouthWest Pacific. Qualifications desired: Registered Electrical Engineer with at least five years’ responsible engineering experience, including knowledge of: Diesel generation (up to 500 KVA). Power reticulation (up to 11 KV). Building services, including heating and ventilation E.H.V. and MV switchgear and remote control systems. Some design and construction experience in these fields would be an advantage. 1609 HOME SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR, AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT. HAMILTON. Salary up to £1315 p.a. according to qualifications and experience. There is opportunity for promotion to £1420 on merit. Duties: Advisory work in Home Science, more particularly to rural women and farm families with a wide scope in subject matter. Typical means are lectures, journal articles, judging, advising visits, and sponsorship of Country Girls’ Clubs. Hamilton has a modern fully equipped home science centre. Qualifications desired: Degree or Diploma in Home Science. 1632 SCIENTIST, APPLIED MATHEMATICS DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, PALMERSTON NORTH. Salary £lOO5 to £1420 p.a. Qualifications required: B.Sc. with Mathematics, and desirably a unit or units of Statistical Mathematics. Duties: assist statistician stationed at Grasslands Division with a variety of statistical work, mainly design and analysts of biological experiments. The position is more suitable for a female. 1637 FIRE PROTECTION OFFICER (HOSPITALS), HEAD OFFICE MINISTRY OF WORKS. Salary within the range £1370 up to £1625 p.a. Initial salary and maximum at any point. Experience desired: comprehensive knowledge of fire protection aspects of building codes and their application to new and existing buildings. Design and installation of ail! types of automatic protection. Qualifications desired: ability to assist design staff in fire protection matters. Associate Diploma of Institute of Fire Engineers or similar qualifications. Experience as an officer in a metropolitan fire brigade. The appointee will be required to advise on acceptable levels of hospital fire protection and assist generally in the department’s work in this field. 1658 ASSISTANT ENGINEERING SCIENTIST, HEAD OFFICE, MINISTRY OF WORKS. Salary £lOO5 to £1420 p.a. OR ENGINEERING SCIENTIST, HEAD OFFICE, MINISTRY OF WORKS. Salary within the range £1520 to £1625 p.a. according to qualifications and experience. There are prospects for promotion on merit. The position is in the Hydrological section of the newly-established Water Contro and Soil Conservation Division and duties comprise the establishment of mathematical! relationships between hydrological parameters and the subsequent development of mathematical models, which describe in part or in full the physical processes making up the hydrological cycle. Qualifications desired: An Honours degree in Science, with mathematics and physics as major units. 1643 TECHNICIAN, CHEMISTRY DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, LOWER HUTT. Salary within the range £406 to £llO5 p.a. or 180.106 £ll6O-£l2lO. OR TECHNICAL OFFICER, CHEMISTRY DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, LOWER HUTT. Salary £1265 to £1315 p.a. Further advancement on merit. Qualifications desired: Secondary schooling preferably to U.E level, but not essential: metallurgical and machine shop experience with some ability in mathematics and chemistry desirable. Duties: assist in the construction of experimental and pilot plant equipment; conduct laboratory measurements and the preparation of metallurgical samples for testing. Applicant should be versatile and able to work in conjunction with a team investigating the properties and causes of failure of metals. Training will be given in mechanical testing of metals and in metallurgical techniques. 1657 SYSTEMS ENGINEER, CENTRAL LABORATORIES, MINISTRY OF WORKS, GRACEFIELD. Salary in the range of £1955 to £2175 p.a. Duties: the appointee will take charge of the Systems Laboratory which has recently been established as a component of the Department's Central Laboratories, It will, as a central consulting service to the Department, provide for the development of engineering services from computers, of information. systems and of operations research and simulation techniques for the analysis and optimisation of complex problems. Qualifications desired: a qualified and registered engineer is preferred, but appllI cants with suitable qualifications in physics and mathematics will be considered. 1638 LEADING HAND (BOILERMAKER) MINISTRY OF WORKS. OTEMATATA. Salary £lO2B p.a. Applicants must be qualified Tradesmen Boilermakers with ab’litv to Supervise the work of a small group of boilermakers and welders, in the workshops or on site. Married accommodation available. 1652 SCIENTIST, CHEMISTRY DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, LOWER HUTT. Salary up to £1845 p.a. according to qualifications and experience Qualifications desired: a degree in science with chem’strv physics, and mathematics desirable subjects. Duties: to work in co-operation with a team of graduates on research and investigations into the properties of N.Z. coals. The Initial -project will be to study the fusion characteristics of the ash of Waiakto coals in order to help Industry with their problems of ash sintering and fusion in kilns, retorts, etc. Independent research on associated topics is encouraged and all modern methods and techniques are employed.